Kenai LNG Cool Down Project

The proposed project is known as the Kenai Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Cool Down Project (Project), and would allow the Kenai LNG Plant to provide up to 7.0 million standard cubic feet per day of natural gas to Trans-Foreland’s affiliated Kenai Refinery adjacent to the Kenai LNG Plant. Trans-Foreland Pipeline Company proposes to make facility modifications to bring parts of Kenai LNG plant out of its current warm idle status to allow for the import of LNG.

The company proposes to install, construct, and operate a new 1,000 horsepower electric-driven boil-off-gas (BOG) booster compressor unit, trim vaporizers, additional LNG transfer system valves, equipment to manage the existing BOG facilities (collectively referred to as the BOG Management System), and ancillary facilities to facilitate the import of LNG to cool down the existing LNG storage tanks and associated LNG facilities.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has scheduled the Environmental Review for this project. The public can register to receive project notifications and/or to provide comment. Click HERE to see the full announcement or to register for notifications.